The Jordanian Field Hospital in Tel al-Hawa, northern Gaza
Jordan reopens field hospital in northern Gaza after repairs
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- Jordanian Armed Forces resume operations at their field hospital in northern Gaza.
- Services restart in phases to ease pressure on the collapsing health system.
The Jordanian Armed Forces on Wednesday resumed operations at the Jordanian Field Hospital in the Tel al-Hawa area of northern Gaza Strip, following the completion of maintenance and re-equipping work.
Gradual restart of services
The hospital has begun operating under an initial phase focused on receiving emergency and critical cases. Services are set to expand gradually to include specialist clinics, laboratory services, and radiology, a move aimed at easing severe pressure on the health sector in northern Gaza.
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Damage repaired after September shutdown
The reopening comes after the hospital sustained damage due to field developments in September, which had prevented patients from reaching the facility. At the time, medical staff were relocated to southern Gaza until security conditions allowed a return.
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A comprehensive technical assessment was carried out, followed by repairs and maintenance of buildings and medical equipment to ensure full readiness for patient care.
Continued humanitarian commitment
The Jordanian Armed Forces said medical and nursing teams will continue carrying out their humanitarian duties despite ongoing challenges, as part of Jordan’s relief role and its commitment to supporting Palestinians and alleviating their suffering in Gaza Strip.
